REDUCED ADVERB CLAUSES in English || How to reduce an adverb clause? Examples, rules and quiz

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • Hello, learners!
    This video will help you understand what a reduced adverb clause is, and how to reduce an adverb clause to an adverbial/adverb phrase.
    What is a reduced adverb clause?
    A reduced adverb clause is a more precise and accurate form of an adverb clause. It is formed out of an adverb clause by removing some parts that are extra or unnecessary. We can reduce an adverb clause to an adverb phrase only when the subject of both the main clause and the adverb clause are the same.
    Examples of reduced adverb clauses:
    While I was going to work, I saw something unusual. (Adverb clause)
    While going to work, I saw something unusual. (Reduced adverb clause)
    After I finish the work, I’ll join you guys. (Adverb clause)
    After finishing the work, I’ll join you guys. (Reduced adverb clause)
    We are definitely going to start our business after we leave this job. (Adverb clause)
    We are definitely going to start our business after leaving this job. (Reduced adverb clause)
    Since I was taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Adverb clause)
    Taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Reduced adverb clause)
    or
    Because of taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Reduced adverb clause)
    Though he was super busy, he came out to see me. (Adverb clause)
    Though being super busy, he came out to see me. (Reduced adverb clause)
    Because I’m the head trainer, I have to take responsibilities for all the complaints. (Adverb clause)
    Being the head trainer, I have to take responsibilities for all the complaints. (Reduced adverb clause)
    Watch the full video to master the concept!
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Komentáře • 114

  • @1968tukta
    @1968tukta Před 3 lety +2

    1. can't be reduced
    2. Earning huge profits, the company threw a party.
    3. While being on the bus, we saw a man walking on water.
    4. Though being the best player in the team, you can still get better.
    5. Before being thrown out of this house, you should buy a house.
    6. After getting the job, I will pay the rent immediately.

  • @haiderps4
    @haiderps4 Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks for all the very hard efforts that you have been making for your students . we love you and look up to you a lot

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety +1

      Means a lot, Haider! I draw motivation from people like you. Humbled! ❤️

  • @mohitnegi9080
    @mohitnegi9080 Před 3 lety +1

    Sir , the effort which you make on video for us , that effort is really appreciable .i don't have words just want to say that love you a lot .

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      Thank you for the love and support, Mohit! Keep learning and stay connected! ❤️

  • @stefanatanasov9283
    @stefanatanasov9283 Před 3 lety

    Best teacher ever seen. You are wellcome to my home in Europe any time you want!! Best regards

  • @muhammad.awaisqarni2422
    @muhammad.awaisqarni2422 Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks my best teacher.

  • @grsbiosciences
    @grsbiosciences Před měsícem

    sir kindly explain how to use for +ing to express reason. there is a great confusion whether to use infinitive or for + ing

  • @satyasri2485
    @satyasri2485 Před rokem

    your classes are helping me very lot sir

  • @seanghengtekh2850
    @seanghengtekh2850 Před 2 lety

    you are so kind teacher of me!

  • @Krucezam
    @Krucezam Před 3 lety +1

    That was difficult but i am trying to understand it by watching and practicing it more. I have a request which is I have seen preposition being used as reduced clauses. Will you please make a video on that too

  • @yadunathsingh7747
    @yadunathsingh7747 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Sir u explain very clearly.

  • @sucharitadash8859
    @sucharitadash8859 Před rokem

    Your teaching is so valuable

  • @prasantakhatua3656
    @prasantakhatua3656 Před 2 lety

    You are a great teacher!

  • @Hekmatullahrezaie92
    @Hekmatullahrezaie92 Před 2 lety

    Thanks 🌷

  • @ancyjoseph6781
    @ancyjoseph6781 Před 2 lety

    May God bless 🙌 🙏 ✨

  • @mohammademran1098
    @mohammademran1098 Před 6 měsíci

    Great, sir!

  • @sajib333
    @sajib333 Před 2 lety +1

    'Even though + Gerund/ Present participle ' is not a good construction.

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 2 lety +1

      I agree. But possible.

    • @sajib333
      @sajib333 Před 2 lety

      @@EnglishWithAshish Grammatically okay. But the English natives will certainly a give a stare to whoever utters this constrution.

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 2 lety

      Agreed. We are just talking about possibilities here.

  • @hafijurrahman815
    @hafijurrahman815 Před 3 lety

    I was waiting for this video. Thanks a lot.

  • @AsadKhan-yz1oy
    @AsadKhan-yz1oy Před 3 lety

    Rosy originally wanted to be doctor ,but after finishing university.she decided to be a doctor.
    "But after finishing university" is reduced adverb clause?
    My question are the followings one : can we use reduced adverb clause with co-ordinating conjunction?
    Second: usually we use comma after reduced adverb clause, but it is not used in this sentence and please notice if we use it ,it looks like non essential information such as: ,but after finishing university,

    • @AsadKhan-yz1oy
      @AsadKhan-yz1oy Před 3 lety

      Sir, did you get my comment or it disappeard?

  • @I.Q.Oxford
    @I.Q.Oxford Před 7 měsíci

    By keeping the conjunction, would it not be a superfluous use of words?

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 7 měsíci

      No, as there's nothing else that does its job. Can we omit it in some cases? Absolutely!

  • @nayabsohail6462
    @nayabsohail6462 Před 3 lety

    Thanks for such an amazing video it helped me a lot ☺️

  • @user-ci3hj9ei8p
    @user-ci3hj9ei8p Před 2 lety

    Brilliant as always, Ashish! Just one point I'd like some clarification on. In the sentence "He sliced his fingers while he was chopping vegetables.", is it correct to reduce it to "He sliced his fingers while chopping vegetables" without placing the phrase "while chopping vegetables" at the beginning of the sentence like you did? And is it the same with the sentence "I started training after being challenged by Ron."?

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 2 lety +1

      Yes, you can do that. Reducing a clause to a phrase doesn't change its meaning.
      Thank you for the kind words! 🌸

  • @beyaztemizturk5179
    @beyaztemizturk5179 Před rokem

    thank u so much ashish ! I have seen in a grammar book that: we can remove the time conjuncions as well. For example: 1.While she was driving to paris, my best friend had an accident.--- Driving to Paris, my best friends had an accident. 2. After she reloaded the program into her computer, she realized that the screen was gone.--- Having reloaded he program into her computer, she realized that the screen was gone.
    I am confused. I don't know which one is true. What do you think about it ?🙂

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před rokem

      Yes, the meaning of the conjunction is understood in some contexts.

  • @majedali8876
    @majedali8876 Před 3 lety

    very good video thank you so much

  • @AsadKhan-yz1oy
    @AsadKhan-yz1oy Před 3 lety

    Another lesson I mastered 😀.
    Sir ,i have a request make a video on inferential cleft & if beacuse cleft.
    Second : when we use "it" as dummy Or antcipatory subject we only use singular verb?
    It is people ?

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      Thanks and noted! And yes, it should be followed by a singular verb

  • @ahplabon1929
    @ahplabon1929 Před 3 lety

    She didn't join the party as she was I'll = she being I'll didn't join the party
    is it right sir ? can I always put the adverbial phrase after subject ?

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      Correction:
      She, being I'll, didn't join the party.
      Or
      Being ill, she didn't join the party.
      You need a use comma if an adverbial phrase is coming after the subject.

  • @s.t.englishclasses709
    @s.t.englishclasses709 Před 3 lety

    Sir Have a look at the sentence.Since I am hungry, I need to have some food. By reducing subordinate clause we find Being hungry, I need to have some food.Sir here Being hungry is a participle phrase which is also known as adjective phrase.Sir let me clear how an adverb clause reduce into participle phrase.Sir🙏 please let me clear it.

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety +1

      There's a seperate lesson on that, my friend. Still, I'll try giving you an example here.
      • She didn't join the party as she was unwell.
      Notice that "as she was unwell" is an adverb clause, modifying the main verb.
      Reduction: Being unwell, she didn't join the party. (Here too, it has changed into a present participle phrase, but it's modifying the main verb more than it's modifying the subject SHE)

  • @satyasri2485
    @satyasri2485 Před rokem

    2. earned huge profits,company threw a party
    3.being on the bus ,we saw a man walking on the water.
    4.even after being a best player in the team,you can still get better.
    5.before getting thrown out of the house,you should buy a house.
    6. after getting a job,i will pay the rent.
    i dont know answer of 1st one

  • @mohammadrahman9285
    @mohammadrahman9285 Před 2 lety

    Hello sir you also know i have been following you since i have searched your channel
    As the adverb clause modifies the verb of the main clause and adverb phrase modifies the subject of the main clause then can we call it a participle phrase for example
    After finishing the match,I will call you.
    Is that a participle phrase too or just adverb phrase
    And what is the differnce between after having finished the match and after finishing the match
    One more question we say a participle phrase is used close to the modified noun so Ali passed the exam after he have studied well
    Ali have passed the exam after having finished the exam so here it is not close to the noun it modifies what is the reason
    Pleaseee sir

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 2 lety

      Participle phrases specifically start with participles, and they can modify the subject or the object.
      Watch my lessons on all these topics one by one. You'll know what you need to know.

  • @williamssharon3908
    @williamssharon3908 Před 2 lety

    1) can't reduce. 2) Since earning huge profits, the company threw a part. 3) While being on the bus, we saw a man walking on water. 4) Though being the best player in the team, you can still get better. 5) Before getting thrown out of this house, you should buy a house. 6) After getting the job, I will pay the rent immediately.

  • @mfarooq1981
    @mfarooq1981 Před 3 lety

    Hello Ashish,
    Would you mind making a videio about "Reduced Noun Clause"? I would love to watch that as well.

  • @manikandan-m.
    @manikandan-m. Před 3 lety

    Great lessons...!!!

  • @satyasri2485
    @satyasri2485 Před rokem

    in this sentence-- i didnt buy that car a i was not carrying enough money--
    by making this sentence into simple ' was' will be 'being'=
    being not carried enoug money,i didnt buy a car .
    is this sentence correct sir ,could you please let me know.

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před rokem

      That's fine. You can also write it as the following:
      Not carrying enough money, I didn't buy the car.

  • @mrmcenglish5195
    @mrmcenglish5195 Před rokem

    Is reduced adverb clause simple sentence or complex sentence ? Sir.

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před rokem +1

      It's not a sentence. An adverb clause is a part of a sentence, not a sentence in itself.

    • @mrmcenglish5195
      @mrmcenglish5195 Před rokem

      @@EnglishWithAshish thank you for your reply

  • @amitavabose-6
    @amitavabose-6 Před 3 lety

    Nice explanation , Asish... Ashish, Can you tell me whether we can omit relative Adverb in adjective clause ?? Please help me by uploading a video on it.

  • @mfarooq1981
    @mfarooq1981 Před 2 lety

    Hello Dear Ashish,
    Do you have article on "reduced adverb clause" on your website? I was trying to find out, but couldn't.
    Thank you

  • @hemnmahmood918
    @hemnmahmood918 Před 3 lety

    Hello Mr Ashish
    I have a question please. Is there reduced noun clause in English grammar?

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety +1

      Hello, Mehmood!
      Some noun clauses can be reduced, but they can the original meaning a bit. I'll try making a lesson on it.

  • @mohamedmifras8274
    @mohamedmifras8274 Před 3 lety

    Hi my sir,
    Could you please tell me?which one is correct? Big help
    1) I want to leave from the company
    2)I want to leave the company.
    3)I want to leave from the Nike company .
    4)I want to leave the Nike company.
    Are these Sentences grammatically correct?

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety +1

      'Leave from' is not a correction expression.

    • @mohamedmifras8274
      @mohamedmifras8274 Před 3 lety

      @@EnglishWithAshish sir, then can we say these ways

    • @mohamedmifras8274
      @mohamedmifras8274 Před 3 lety

      @@EnglishWithAshish Hi my sir
      Could you please tell me?which are the correct sentences help
      1) I want to leave from the company
      2)I want to leave the company.
      3)I want to leave from the Nike company .
      4)I want to leave the Nike company.
      5)I left from school football team.
      4)I left from the school captainship position.
      5)I left from the WhatsApp group.
      6)I left school football ball team
      7)I left the WhatsApp group.
      8)I left the school captainship position.
      9)I left the school at the age of 12.
      Are these Sentences grammatically correct? Are these Sentences give different meanings?

  • @manikandan-m.
    @manikandan-m. Před 3 lety

    1. I want to help him as he needs help.
    2. Earning huge profits, it threw a party.
    3. While being on the bus, we saw a man walking on water ( who was waking on water became man walking on water, adjective phrase.
    Not, "...a walking man on water" Coz on water modifies walking and so adjective near it's modifier.
    Not, "... A walking on water man" Coz adjective should near the noun. Hope, my understanding is right.)
    4. Though being the best player in the team, you can still get better.
    5. Before getting thrown out of this house, you should buy a house.
    6. After getting the job, I'll pay the rent immediately.
    Should the reduced adverbial clause always comes at first?
    Difference between Participle clause, reduced adjective cluse and reduced adverbial clause.
    ( is adverbial clause of place and adjective clause are same?)

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      Good work! 👏
      Correction: Earning huge profits, the company threw a party.

  • @gautamwhgmay860
    @gautamwhgmay860 Před 2 lety

    Pay using debit card.,---sir kaise kare

  • @aagperera9600
    @aagperera9600 Před 3 lety

    1. I want to help him as he needs help.(can not be reduced as subects of two clauses are different)
    2. Earning huge profits, it threw a party.
    3. While being on the bus, we saw a man walking on water.
    4.Though being the best player in the team, you can still get better.
    5. Before being thrown out of this house, you should buy a house.
    6.After getting the job, I will pay the rent immediately.

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      Great job! Happy ro see you answering them correctly. Just a correction:
      Earning huge profits, the company is there. (The noun is there)

    • @aagperera9600
      @aagperera9600 Před 3 lety

      Thanks a lot sir.😊

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      My pleasure! 😊

  • @nature5691
    @nature5691 Před rokem

    Hello brother
    Brother can you help me with passive continuous please reduce me a sentence of passive continuous brother.
    Love from AFG 🇦🇫

  • @georgestreet3833
    @georgestreet3833 Před rokem

    could it also be: frustrated from his job, he started drinking?

  • @aprao9163
    @aprao9163 Před 3 lety

    Sir what is prepositions object,noun object, can u explain object in a sentences

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      I have separate lessons on them on the channel. Please watch them!

  • @manikandan-m.
    @manikandan-m. Před 3 lety

    They were kissing in the park as if nobody was there.
    They - subject.
    We're kissing - past continuous.
    In the park - adverbial phrase of place, 🤔
    As if nobody was there - sub ordinate adverbial clause of manner, 🤔 ( how were they kissing? Modifies the verb, 🤔)
    I have read in a book that said the following.,
    * Adverbial clause of time.
    * Adverbial clause of place.
    * Adverbial clause of manner.
    * adverbial clause of cause(reason)
    * adverbial clause of result.
    * adverbial clause of contrast & concession.
    * adverbial clause of comparison (degree)
    * adverbial clause of condition.
    🤔🤔🤔

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      Great! I've covered these in the lesson on adverb clause. 😊

  • @amitavabose-6
    @amitavabose-6 Před 3 lety

    Upload a video on - " One as Demonstrative Pronoun " .

  • @vuthysorm7494
    @vuthysorm7494 Před 3 lety

    reduced noun clause, please.

  • @akuikipgen
    @akuikipgen Před 3 lety

    It being very hot, I remain at home.
    Is this sentence correct ? If not,what makes it wrong?🙏🙏🙏

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety +1

      The day being very hot, I remained at home.

    • @akuikipgen
      @akuikipgen Před 3 lety

      @@EnglishWithAshish thanks a lot❤

    • @akuikipgen
      @akuikipgen Před 3 lety

      @@EnglishWithAshish Is it a phrase for a clause?🙏🙏

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      It is a simple sentence starting with an absolute phrase.

  • @dilipsinghbhati3546
    @dilipsinghbhati3546 Před 3 lety

    I saw him when he was dancing
    I saw him dancing
    In this particular sentence the subject are different how has it been converted

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety +2

      The subject is the same. In the first, you are using an adverb clause to focus on the time. And in the second one, dancing indicates the state in which you saw him.

    • @bhupsakhudiyala3644
      @bhupsakhudiyala3644 Před rokem

      @@EnglishWithAshish action of seeing was done by me and the dancing was done by him then how could be both subjects are same.

  • @crazyfornaturalexistence.9407

    Because you are my friend, I will let you drive my car.
    This sentence can be reduced.
    Being you my friend, I will let you drive m You my car.
    Is it correct or wrong?
    Sir please reply me.

  • @AsifKhan-ww5dz
    @AsifKhan-ww5dz Před 3 lety

    "It is mandatory to wear mask when visiting any branch of bank"
    What about this sentence. Here is no subject. Plz explain. It does not fit on any structure you mentioned.plz plz explain

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      It's one of the Structures only.
      • When you visit any bank branch, you must wear a mask.
      When visiting a bank branch, you must wear s mask.

    • @muhammad.awaisqarni2422
      @muhammad.awaisqarni2422 Před 3 lety

      @@EnglishWithAshish sir if remove adverb of time time, stence looks good.would it be true?

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety

      No, it's necessary.

    • @AsifKhan-ww5dz
      @AsifKhan-ww5dz Před 3 lety

      @@EnglishWithAshish you mean sir the sentence i have written " it is mandatory to wear mask when visiting any branch of bank" is wrong?????

  • @saddamhosain5450
    @saddamhosain5450 Před 3 lety

    Brother i am cannot understand your effective lecture because you make video must use bangla language

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    @voice-of-SUMIT Před 3 lety

    Yaar hindi me bataa diya karo jise pehle hi angreji aati hai wo kyo dekhega ye

    • @EnglishWithAshish
      @EnglishWithAshish  Před 3 lety +1

      Saare aapke jese nahi hai bhai! Baaki Hindi ka bhi channel hai. Vo dekh lo!